From left: Michelle Jiang explains to judges Hakan Sahin and Richard Steele the project that she and Rebecca Li (far right) worked on, “A New Spin on the Theremin.”
who doesn’t love chickens? From left: Judge Courtney Fitzgerald speaks with Quincy Chipman and Molly Squires about their experiment “The Effect of Colored LIght on Chickens Laying Eggs.”
From left: Curtis DiNapoli speaks to a judge as Jack Babcock and Tucker Madison are interviewed by Clara Alexander about their project, “Effects of Different Sounds on Concentration.”
From left: Sarah Burns and Imogen Slavin explain their experiment to Lions Club judges Hank Fitek, Gary Sawyer, and Sue Reedich. Their project was titled “Effect of Different Soaps on Bacterial Growth.”
While Michael Arata experimented with is partner Matteo Barbosa with what packing material provides the most protection, he also provided a study on how fast time flies. Here he compares his current shoe size to the his childhood soccer cleat which he used for his experiment.
Saddie Flanagan (left) pours water through a homemade filter held by Katie Seavey-Walker to show how pond water can be filtered with a do-it-yourself lifestraw filled with activated carbon to make potable water. Isabelle Lee (not shown) also worked on the project.
Saddie Flanagan (left) pours water through a homemade filter held by Katie Seavey-Walker to show how pond water can be filtered with a do-it-yourself lifestraw (a turkey baster filled with cotton balls and activated carbon) to make potable water. Isabelle Lee (not shown) also worked on the project.
Saddie Flanagan (left) pours water through a homemade filter held by Katie Seavey-Walker to show how pond water can be filtered with a do-it-yourself lifestraw filled with activated carbon to make potable water. Isabelle Lee (not shown) also worked on the project.